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St. John's Lodge, No. 6, F. and A.
11., will hold a stated communication
in the Masonic Temple inWail street.
tonight.
Alanson Middlebrook, 92 years old
died yesterday at his home in Sharon.
He was father of high sheritl’. C. C.
Middlebroolts of Winnied and of Mrs.
as. C. Wheel-er, wife of Chlct‘ of Po-
lice Wheeler.
Norwalkers who spend their sum-
mers at It‘airfield Beach will have the
convenience of gas in their cottages
during the coming season. it"they so
desire. The Bridgeport Gas Light C0.
decided recently to extend its mains
to both ends of the long beach, “Little
Danbury” and “Little Bridgeport," and‘
the work of laying the mains will be
started at once. ..
At a. meeting of New Haven italinn
societies. called recently by the
Madddlena society. it was voted to
start a strong movement against the
introduction of the educhtiouai test in
the immigration lamehe representa-
tives of 3-2 societies were present and
a «committee of five was unanimously
appointed to draw the resolutions con-
demning the emigration ‘rcstriction
"bill now under consideration at Wash-
ington and to wait on the political
leaders or New Haven in order to so-
licit their cooperation in..this move:
ment.
Agent tor Town of Not-walk
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Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. Boats
tor sols. All kinds of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster lhsll Point. Norwalk,
It is not a good impression that an-,
toists who pass through Norwalk ob’
tain of the city and town. When they
come from New Haven or Bridgeport
and come over the Wesiport road from
the east they are agreeably surpris-
‘ed to find so pleasant a town this side
of such a bad piece of highway, and
yet they are unfavorably impressed
with the town's system of roads. Sev-
eral autoists have stopped and in-
quired ii' there is no way to escape
running into more of such roads on
their way east. believing that because
.‘ this one section is so bad it must be
the same on the Connecticut turnpike.
PRINTING
in All Its Branches
Agent for the Best and Cheapest:
Losss Lost Binder Mada. l
QTY PRINTING COMPANY
J. W. GORHAM. Pimp.
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Norwaik- Chapter, D A. R... will meet].
this afternoon. -
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Cockenoe Hoymukers' Association
will meet tonight.
Buckingham Women‘s Relief Corps.
is meeting this afternoon.
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Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. R.
will meet tomorrow night.
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Cockonoe Tribe No. 32,
will meet tomorrow night.
The Bridge Construction COmmitteo
will meet tomorrow mening in the
town court room.
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Norwaik Aerie: No. 688, Fraternal
Order of Eagles held a regular busi-
ness meeting last night. '
Extra good value ’ wasp shirts in
white and colors at ’popnlnr'prices at
J. l. Mulletie'm See advertisement:
I, 0. R. N;
Harold St. George is enjoying a two
w'ecks vacation from his duties as
conductor on the local trolley line.
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Miss May Smith. oi Norwalk. pass-
ed several days ‘with Mr. and Mrs.
liolvurd Nash. Ridge-field. last week.
Division No. 1. Ancient Order ofi
llibernians. will meet tonight in the}
Wall street quarters for iegulnr busi-
llt‘S-‘l.
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While Raymond liili
tho 17~years-
old boy who shot and killed Benin-r
min Frankel, the New Haven ice:
cream dealer, is being held on a
coroner‘s warrant. the police authori.
uties‘ are endeavoriug to run to earth,
the story given by Hill which relates
to tho. purchase of the gun, whicht
iicnrcd in the shooting. it was learned
from the "coroner's examination that
Hill had carried the revolver with:
which he shot Frankel. for at leasti
six months before the sheeting occur-I
red.
Burgisrs entered the saloon of An
tonlo Fraenzo in New Haven some
time Saturday night and secured $5
in pool‘checlts and $30 in cash. A 32
calibre revolver was also taken while‘
a gold watch, valued at $30 in the
same drawer was left. Entrance was
made through a transom over the rear
door. On account of the space here
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‘gan UnderWear at 50c j
is a “Corker”
It comes in long and short sleeves, regular or stout
< drawers and is the best value we’ve ofl’arod in a long time.
You can’t find its equal. let alone its superior in the city '
--at the price.
‘ Perhaps you only want to pay a quarterw-vve' vs a mighty .
good number at that price.
Perhaps it will be a “union" suit—as mambo: of makes ' V
at from $1. so to $2. 50
Athleticaliy inclined and many others will want B. V. D.
_ or Porous Knit. ribbed or flat at from sec to $109. /
‘Anything and everything in summer furnishings rightly
priced.
It’s a bit early perhaps to wear a straw, but not too
early to make your selection. Our stock is right—ail the new
straws, and shapes and a swell line of “Panama."
SOUTH NORWALK
Fish Fis
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KEEP STEP wmt vsoosus
AND mater ueou oerrmo THE
sear sEA soon. vou‘SAN our
IT Haas. connscvtcor RIVER
5m. stun, waAK. coo, FLAT
AND BLAcxnsH. HALIBUT. ssLa.
an aAsa, unto Ross. overeat,
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS, HARD
CRAB! AND LOBSTERS.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish I Market.
TELEPHONE 100. .
FREE DELIVERY.
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Wash Skirts
GOOD VALUE.
Seersucker Undorsitirts in blue.
. grey and black stripes .....
50c, 76c and 930
Tim linen finish 98:;
Extra size .............. ,980
White t‘rincltc Seersucker 750
White Crincke Seersucker, ex~
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Gold Crowns
are often the cause of much dissatis~
faction. but if properly made and fitted,
are the greatest comfort and conven-
ience. taking the place of healthy. use-
ful teeth. One crown looks quite like
another. after it is inserted: it. is the
test at time which proves the Wearing
qualities. 1 use no machine for the
production of crowns. they are all
hand made in my office~csrsfully
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tra Elle .. ............ 98¢ shaped and titted and
. , . properly min
3133:? trincke ' “9”““5‘32 forced. meeting every requirement of
perfect workmanship.
— ”‘3st your teeth by having them
crowned.
Dr. J. a. MALLERY
1s Booth lain at. soars Nos-nix
Hours: sensuous oun-
days by appointment can.
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Rompers
tin Stripe and Plain Colors, sin.
es 6 months to 7 years ....m
.l. l. Mallette
88 Washington St.
Tel. 449.
Be. Norwsik.
being only about eight inches in diam-
eter it is assumed that the burglarl
was either a boy or a small sized
I! '* "HAVE. YOUR
TREES
smarts
trait mos
will return 1.000% most at
plum that, fly high row-
or gasoline one can the
sprayed now
4 Elisabeth at In“
SAVE
AS YOU
toll the anon st
in; days Wilt
whom
cHootia iron voun “Amelia: ‘ HARRIS &
S , on the invitation of the Connecticut
' treasurer. reported total receipts of
" the year and suggesting that the com-
‘od. aixtyaisbt clubs federated with a
total of nearly tow thOussnd mam»
bars and the recording secretary, Miss
Nettie Smith, of Cheshire, supplemen-
ted this report with the statement
that there had been an increased 1
tendunce at the board meetings dur-
ing the your. Thia'iticreuaed atten-
dance she believed, was due to the
fact that the board meetings had been
aliday sessions. she referred to the
loss of soma' of the chairmen of com-
mittees. who through unavoidable rea‘
sons had been forced to withdraw
from office, and referred to the pies-
snre and profit which had been gain-
ed (mm the New England Conference
held in New Haven last January. up-
Federation and as its guest
Mrs. C..W. Shelton, of Norwuilt. the
$565.99, including a balance of 822.49
in hand on May 5, 19“. The total ex-
penditures were $350.51, leaving a bai-
snce on hand on May 6. 1912. of $216..
57. ‘
The Department reports made today
included arts and crafts committee
by Mrs. 'i‘. ll. Macdonald. chairman;
household economics. Mrs. P. B
Street. chalrmn'n. who reported having;
rent. out. post card inquiries asking
what each club was doing along that
line and seeking to stimulate incl'euflv
also that she had visited several clubs
by invitation and had given talks on
the subject.
two reported for the press committee
and Mrs. 'J. C. Downs for the music
committee, the laiiel's report being
a resume of the committee's work in
providing for various meetings during
mitteo was ready at any time to for‘
ward to clubs upon request sugars
tions for a musical progrhm The re
. port of the credentials tommlttoe was
imado by Mrs. ll. M. lisrher. Mrs.
it}. A. Jamieaon. in charge of the De-
ipnrtment o: lMeraiure. arranged it
literary contest which with carried out
during the afternoon. The legislative
committee. Mrs. L. 8. Cummings.
chairman reported that while no ses-
sion of the committee had been held
during the past winter, the committee
intended to keep track or all legisla-
tion adsctlng the welfare of children.
stint-mien and so forth. Miss Vettio
Smith reported for the education com-
mlltee.
The election of ofiicers resulted as
follows:
Presidentmltirs. James it Bolton.
New Haven.
First Vice President—Mrs,
\V. H.
ed activity in connection with it, and‘
Miss Dothu Stone Pin!
Large Bottles . . . -.., $1.15!,
Gra-Rock Water, 1 Dozen .
Pint Bottles . . . $1.25:
These two articles are bottled Sat Canton S
Connecticut and are equal to any import— -
ed brands. A trial will convince. '
A._F. Beckmann & Co.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
Phone 440
Get Started Right
by ' Enrolling at
Merrill Business College
Port Chester Q
South Norwalk Stamford
FINAL MAP OF
Rock Ridge
(Formerly Board's Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE ~,
Only One First Choice '
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will"
Telephone 760 South N orwalk ‘
‘M D. RANDALL
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ROYAL GROCERY co.
Home Rhubarb
per bunch 5f '1 I
Phipps. Waterbury
Second Vice Presidenthra W. H
Hotlman, Cheshire
Recording Secretory-Mrs. D. Prod-
ericlt Alien. Waillngford.
(turtles. New Haven. 3
Treasurer-«Mrs. C W. Shelton Nor
walk.
Auditor—Miss Ruth Downs
nin.
Directors~Mm F "M (:‘nrd. Bridge-
port; Mrs. JamesR. Mason, Derby;
Mrs. Lillie C. Smith. Washington;
Mrs. ids El. Keen. South Nor-walk:
,Mrs. P. E. ilartwollhnnnbury: Mrs.
:loiin Elliott. Clinton; Mrs.
Thompson, East Haven.
Anso-
Dotlia stone Piuneo, Norwulk.
home in Waterbury. was named as
honorary vioeprcsident or the Feder-
atlon.
The address of the day was given
by Mrs. S. H. Williams pieaident of
the Hartford College Club, who spoke
on the Connecticut cullege for women.
The resolutions adopted included
one thanking the local club tor its
hospitality. the federation having been
"CAL
, " who is not only ashmaii 'M‘
humour-t but who 1- also «not
list by minis: and amounts to
mogul“ any «seam condition
tit“ no! exist.
*4 its suestdurtng the two days' session.
.. Horst. ARRIVALS.
“ Mshschemo Hotel. lilsyj 16. 1912:—
A. 1:. Hours, w. Bernstein. n. Silbeb‘
man. Charles Kins, E. H. Knapp.
L-New York: W. Kennedy.1J. W Hov-
ens. Asbury Park; A. iii. Hale Water
burn H. B. Smith. 'i‘boruaaton: Wil-
liun Rudolf. Welt Boyville; E. W.
Grow, Dsnbury: W. E. Classy, G. W.
, Buirslsy...h H. Wilcox. s.‘ Gmnstsin.
Bridgeport; h. It. Hurlbutt M. 8. Hurt.
‘ butt, Wilton; H. I. Webber, Hartford;
H. W. Underwood. Philadelphia;8
r. 1-1-11. 0; r. mow. -. M. Low-
Muoo, A. If. msbr, Haven: 0.
a. month. Boston; 1M. Layton
I. B. Smith. In. Clark. A. D. K003),
Booth Wit.
to brooms Hawaii's osMAHoa
NW Toss. its: “Prism
- coco Warmth rumours of
Potatoes - - - per. peck 351: ~
tStrictly Fresh Eggs. per dozdi ................ . . _
{Good Butter. per lb. ....................... . - ........ . 33¢w
:W. Baker‘ 1: Cocoa or Chocolate ........................ . . age "
'l Bermuda Onions, per quart ......................... 10c
Correlponding Serret'sry-wiilrs. C. J. <
E. F.
General Federation Secretary—«Miss.
Mrs. J. H. Hart, who is m at her;
Home Spinach. Home Kale. Asparagus, Lettuce. Wax Beans.- ’
'Sweet Potato”. Oranges. Strawberries. '
22 South Main street Tel. 1264-3" 1
”as:
John Kubovic
Ladies’ and Gents’
Merchant Tailor A
Best Materials -— Lowest Prices,
Give Us a Trial-
218 Washington Street South Norwalk
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,® ‘EXIRA SPECIAlS
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. A POUND
19 POUNDS GRANULA'I'ED SUGAR FOR
EXTRA FINE POTATOES. A PEOK........... ........ ......
BIOT'FLOUELAROE BAG . .....
MICE-sins
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slsnsolsssocls.
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The Great A&P Tea Company”...
124 WASHINGTON IT“ SOUTH NONI-K '
Dallvsriss 8:80 a. 1n. and 2:30 p. m.' '
Tel. HS. nos.
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